USD Volleyball 1995

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UNIVERSITY O F SAN DIEGO ~OREROS

Senior Captain Liz Gunsaulus

1995 USO VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE

USO ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

5998 Alcala Park, San Diego, CA 9211 0-2492 Enrollment: 6,400 Founded: 1949 Affili ation: NCAA Division I Conference: West Coast (WCC) President: Dr. Alice B. Hayes NCAA Faculty Representative: Thomas Burke

Athletic Director: Tom Iannacone (Connecticut, 1964) Assistant Ath letic Director: Dan Yourg (Wisconsin , 1980) Assistant Athletic Director: Regina Sullivan (Yale, 1983) Director of Ath letic Development: Ky Snyder (San Diego State, 1985) Di rector of Facilities: John Martin (San Diego State, 1972) Director of lntramurals/Recreation: Gary Becker (UC San Diego, 1971)

Head Athletic Trainer: Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T. , C. Assistant Trainer: Pete McMahon , M.A., A.T. , C. Assistant Trainer: Suzi Higgins, A.T. , C.

Sports Information Director: Ted Gosen (San Jose State, 1979) Asst. SIDNolleyball Contact: Mike Dan iels (UC San Diego, 1993)

USO VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach : Sue Snyder, sixth season USO Record: 99-60 (.623) Assistant Coaches : John Ross, first year; Mike Hallowell , first year Office Phone: (619) 260-2307 Office Fax: (619) 292-0388

Home Court: USO Sports Center (2,500) Conference : West Coast Conference Mascot: Toreros (Mexican Bullfighter) School Colors: Navy, Columbia Blue and White

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UNIVERSITYOFSANDIEGO • The University of San Diego is an independent Catholic institution of higher educa– tion. Founded in 1949, USO is located on 180 acres overlooking M ission Bay, San Diego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alca la Park and is located just 10 minutes from downtown San Diego. 1 Setting ,.

Academics USO enro lls more than 6,400 students who have a choice of more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. The Un iver– sity incl udes the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Schools of Business Administration, Education, Law and Nursing. Class size gen– erally averages between 10-30 studen ts with the student to teacher ratio being 18: 1. Over 96 percent of USD's full-time faculty hold doc– torates.

Student life Student acti vities inclu de cultural events, dances, boat crui ses, beach parti es, BBQ's, concerts, comedy nights, symposia and much more. Students participate in a w ide range of volunteer projects such as adult literacy tutor– ing, senior citizen outreach, and house buil d– ing in Tijuana. Over two-thirds of the USO community partakes in intramural sports. The Campus The USO campus is one of the most architecturally unique insti tutions found in the country, featuring 18 major buildings designed in an ornamental 16th century Span– ish Renaissance style. In the last decade USO has completed eight major construction and expansion projects. In 1990, the renovated Katherine M. and George M . Pardee Jr. Legal Research Center opened, a facility double the size of the former law libarary that offers the lastest in information technology. Athletics San Diego is a member of the West Coast Conference and competes in 16 inter– collegiate sports on the NCAA Division I level. Men's sports include: basketball, baseball, crew, cross country, golf, football , soccer and tennis. Women sports include: basketball, crew, cross country, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis and volleyball. In the past three seasons alone, six USO teams have advanced to NCAA Tournaments. In 1993, USD's gridiron squad became a charter member of the 1-AA Pioneer Football League.

1995 PREVIEW 2 After graduating over half of her starting lineup from last year's 25-10 club that reached the semis of the NIVC, sixth-year coach Sue Snyder will field a youthful squad in 1995. Although eight of the eleven players are underclassmen, Snyder believes they'll have the talent to have another solid year as they set their sites on

a third consecutive post-season appearance. Gone from last year's squad is Jennifer Wrightson, the 1994 wee Player of the Year, ~ along with MB Amy McMahon (2nd Team All– West Region), OH Jennifer Lofftus (2nd Team AII-WCC), and setter Amy Boyer. The Captain Coach Snyder will be counting on the team's lone senior and team captain, Liz Gunsaulus, to supply both leadership and experience. The 6'0" outside hitter had a productive junior campaign, appearing in 31 matches and sur– passing 500 career digs along the way.

Junior Class USD's other returning upperclassmen include juniors Kym Phillips {5'6" BR/S) and Jenni– fer McMahon {6'0"MB). Phillips appeared in 34 of 35 matches and often broke into the starting lineup as a defensive specialist. She recorded a career-high 13 digs against San Jose State in the NIVG semifinals. McMahon appeared in 21 matches in 1994 and should be a key figure along San Diego's front this year. Sophomore Duo return with WCC Credentials Sophomores Sara Gunsaulus and Luann Petix made their marks in theWCC ranks their rookie season,both getting named to theWCC All-Freshman Team. Gunsaulus, who became USD's first freshman to earn AII-WCC First Team honors, will be the Toreros' premier player. The team's and WCC's top returner in block average {1.28 bpg) and ace average (.36), Gunaulus will be asked to carry a lot of the load. The 6'2" middle blocker also returns as USD's leader in kills average (2.9), attack percentage (.294) and block assists (112). Petix was selected wee Honorable Mention after finishing as the second-leading setter in wee matches (11 .88 apg). Fabulous Freshmen Coach Snyder says her freshman class has lifted the level of practice this fall with their abilities and all should play a key role in the season's success. Two of USD's freshmen were named to the Volleyball Magazine's Fab 50 list -- Kristin Moro (Fountain Valley, CA) and Lisa Ravensberg {Laguna Beach, CA). In addition, outside hitter Deanna Bretz (Tucson, AZ) will get her share of playing time, while Petia Yanchulova (Sofia, Bulgary) will sit out the 1995-96 campaign. " R.1111uuy11 a yuu11y ,c-a111, VVC" a, C" lQIC"IIIC"U a, all positions. Our deepest strength will be our hitting. We are a well rounded, balanced team, and I feel we 'II be able to go to anybody on the team. " Coach Sue Snyder

1994 YEAR-IN-REVIEW

Toreros reach semifinals of NIVe ... 2nd Place finish in wee Best Ever!

The 1994 University of San Diego women's volleyball squad, with a school– record 25 wins, capped off their season by reaching the semi-finals of the National

Invitational Volleyball Championship (NIVC), held in Kansas City, Missouri. The Toreros won their round-robin pool (4-0), advancing to the semis, where they were defeated by eventual cham– pion , San Jose State University in five games. Coach Sue Snyder's club won 12 of 13 games enroute to a 4-0 record in pool play. In the semis, USO nearly rallied from two games down, falling short in an accelerated fifth game.

Toreros Honored One of 20 teams compet– ing in the NIVC, USO received the Steve Lowe Award , given to the team best exemplifying sportsmanship,

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teamwork and integrity. Senior OH Jennifer Wrightson and senior setter Amy Boyer were named to the NIVC all-tournament team. Wrightson was also named the WCC Player of the Year and First Team AVCA All-West Region. Senior Amy McMahon, an AVCA All-West Region 2nd Team selection and 1st Team AII-WCC selection, was also USD's NCAA Woman of the Year. Torero Notebook San Diego tied the school record for wins in a season (25), set in 1976 when USO went 25-9.. .the Toreros established team season records for matches played (35), attack percentage (.266), kills (1,931), attack attempts (4,802), assists (1 ,679) and block assists (506) ... individually, Jennifer Wrlghtson broke single season records for kills (484), digs (350) and attempts (1, 152)...senior MB Amy McMahon recorded a school-record .354 at– tack percentage last season and became the fourth USO player to notch 1,000 career kills...McMahon's 433 career block assists set new marks in USO and WCC annals...senior OH Jennifer Lofftus finished her career with 1,156 digs and 3,360 attack at– tempts, both USO records ...all told, USO set 16 individual and team marks in 1994.

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USD TEAM ROSTER

Pos. Ht. BR/S 5-6

Yr. Hometown/Last School JR Phoenix, AZ/Xavier College Prep so Bakersfield/Highland HS

No. Name

1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9

Kym Phillips**

5-9 6-0

LaManda Mounts* Liz Gunsaulus***

OH OH

SR Long Beach/Millikan HS 5-10 so Los Alamitos/Los Alamitos HS 5-10 so Los Alamitos/Los Alamitos HS

Luann Petix* Maria Bowden*

OH OH MB OH OH MB

6-0 6-2

Deana Bretz

FR Tucson, AZ/Sahuaro HS so Long Beach/Millikan HS

Sara Gunsaulus* Petia Yanchulova

5-11

FR Sofia, Bulgaria/Hristo Danov HS FR Fountain Valley/Fountain Valley HS FR Laguna Beach/Laguna Beach

10 Kristin Moro

6-0 6-0 6-0

Lisa Ravensberg

12 Jennifer McMahon** MB

JR King City, CA/King City HS

Head Coach: Sue Snyder (sixth season) Assistant Coach: John Ross (first season) ; Mike Hallowell (first season) Club Programs Magnum VBC - L. Gunsaulus, S. Gunsaulus, Pettix, Bowden

Pronunciations Gunsaulus (Gun-SAWL-us) Petix (PET-ics) Bowden (rhymes with Golden) Yanchulova (Yun-CHU-wova)

SLO Juniors VBC - J. McMahon Arizona Juniors VBC - Phillips Kern River VBC - Mounts Levski VBC - Yanchulova California Juniors VBC _ Moro Club Cactus VBC _ Bretz

1995 USD TEAM PHOTO

1995 Toreros: (Standing 1-r): Asst. John Ross, Asst. Mike Hallowell, Luann Petix, LaManda Mounts, Kym -Phillips, Deana Bretz, Head Coach Sue Snyder.(Slttlng 1-r): Liz Gunsaulus, Sara Gunsaulus, Petia Yanchulova, Maria Bowden, Lisa Ravensberg, Kristin Moro, Jennifer McMahon.

COACHING STAFF

"_,· Considered one of the most popular Aztec players of all-time, Snyder excelled in the big matches, twice being named to the NCAA West Regional All-Tournament Team and earning AII-WCAA honors in 1982. She finished sixth on the school's all-time ki lls list and became the first team captain, under Rudy Suwara, to be elected by a unanimous vote by her teammates. Snyder, who's averaged 20 wins a sea– son at USO, began her coaching career as an assistant at New M exico (1984-85). She also assisted the West squad at thel 989 U.S. Olympic Festival. Snyder had prior exposure to interna– tional volleyball as a member of the U.S. National Team (1985-86), coached by Terry Liskevych, and in1988 earned the USA Players' Award, symbolic of the spirit and loyality she showed to the team. Snyder's playing career at the amateur level includes six USVBA All-American citations and three national team champi– onsh ips. Snyder currently serves on the AVCA Ranking Committee and the All– Region Selection Committee. A native of Escondido, CA, Sue and husband Ky, USD's Director of Athleti c Development, have one son, Ri ley. The Snyders reside in Scripps Ranch.

SUE SNYDER

Head Coach (6 th Season)

The USO Vol leyball program contin– ues its w inning tradition, due much in part to Head Coach Sue Snyder, now in her sixth season at USO. Last season the Toreros finish ed 25-1 0 and advanced to the semi-finals of the National Invitational Vol leyball Champi– onships (NIVC). In addition, they placed second in the final WCC standings with a mark of 11 -3. In 1993 USO went 24-6 with Snyder guiding her squad to the NCAA Division I Tournament. For her efforts, Snyder was named West Coast Confer– ence Coach of the Year by her peers. In Snyder's five seasons at Alcala Park, the Toreros have never fallen from the WCC's upper division. Snyder's track record when it comes to recruiting is well documented. Her recru its own six individual and five team WCC records. In addition she has produced four All-West Region players, five First Team AII-WCC selections and two WCC Fresh– men of the Year reci pients. This year's squad alone contains three former Volley– ball Monthly Fab 50 blue chippers. Snyder, formerly Sue Hegerle, was hired by USO Athletic Director Tom Iannacone on January 31, 1990. She previously served four seasons as an assistant coach at San Diego State (1986-89), the same school she earn ed a Physical Eduaction degree (1984). She went on to earn her Masters in Education Administration from National University in 1986.

wee

YEAR 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 Totals

REC

25-10

11-3 10-4

Second

24-6

Third

17-14 18-14 15-16

8-6 7-7 6-8

Fourth (T) Fourth (T)

Fourth

99-60 42-28

*WCC Coach of the Year

JoHN Ross!J Ass1sTANT COACH

First Season San Diego State University (1993)

John Ross begins his first year as Sue Snyder's top assistant. A San Diego State alumnus (Public Administration, 1993), Ross was a four-year letter winner (1989-93). Named the 1991 team MVP after leading the Aztecs to a national ranking of 5th, John finished 3rd in the nation in hitting percentage and 7th in block assists. He went on to captain the South Team at the 1991 U.S. Olympic Festival to Gold. His coaching experience includes stints with the 18-1 Asics

Pacific VBC (1994 & 1995); girls varsity assistant at West Hills High School (1994); and girls freshman coach at Helix High School (1993). While prepping at Chatsworth HS in the San Fernando Valley, John earned three letters in volleyball and two in basketball .

MIKE HALLOWELL!! FIRST SEASON Mike begins his first year on Coach Snyder's staff as a volunteer. In his second year of studies at Grossmont College, Mike coached assistant varsity boys volleyball and was head JV coach this past year at West Hills HS. He was assistant girls volleyball coach there in 1994. He also assisted John Ross with the 18-1 Asics VBC team this past summer. A 1994 graduate of West Hills, Mike lettered two years in varsity volleyball and garnered First Team All League (G rossmont Conference) honors. USD YEAR-BY-YEAR Year w L W% Conference Postseason 1994 25 10 .714 11-3 wee (2nd) NIVA, Semis 1993 24 6 .800 10-4 WCC (3rd) NCAA, 1st Rd 1992 17 14 .548 a-6 wee (4th) 1991 18 14 .563 7-7 wee (4th) 1990 15 16 .484 6-8 wee (4th) 1989 2 26 .071 1-13 wee (8th} 1988 10 17 .370 4-10 wee (6th) 1987 6 20 .231 4-10 wee (6th) 1986 0 21 .000 0-12 WCAC (7th) 1985 2 25 .074 1-11 WCAC (7th) 1984 7 18 .280 Independent 1983* 9 14 .391 Independent 1982 10 14 .417 Independent 1981 * 4 13 .235 Independent 1980* 6 22 .214 1-11 SCAA 1979* 15 9 .625 Independent 1978 15 8 .652 Independent Regionals (5th) 1977 14 8 .636 Independent Regionals (5th) 1976 25 9 .735 SDWIAC (1st) Regionals (4th) 1975 13 2 .867 Independent NCAA Division I (1982-present)

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AIAW Division I (1979-1981} AIAW Division II (1975-1978)

RETURNINGPLAYERS ,

LA MANDA MOUNTS #2

KYM PHILLIPS #1

Outside Hitter (OH)

Back Row/ Setter (BR/ S)

Ht: 5-9 Yr: SO Exp: 1VL Bakersfield, CA/ Highland HS

Ht: 5-6 Exp: 2VL Phoeni x, AZ/ Xavier College Prep Yr: JR

Last Year: Record ed first 20-kill, 20-dig match in four USO seasons with 21 kills and 24 digs against San Jose St. in the NIVC semifinals (12-4)...Collected 20 digs versus Virginia (9-16) at the Cal Poly lnvitational. ..Notched double-figure digs 10 times th is season, third-best on the team...Converted on 58 percent of attacks against Portland (10-8)...Shared team lead with nine digs ve rsus Gonzaga (10- 6)...Registered four blocks against Cal Poly SLO...Posted 15 ki lls and a .520 attack percentage against Cal St. Fullerton (9- 3 )...Total ed 32 attempts aga in st Virginia... Posted team-high dig totals of 15 (versus Miami-Ohio) and 13 (versus N. Illinois) at NIVC...Had five block assists in San Jose St. match (12-4). Prep/ Club: Collected First Team AII-CIF honors and Kern Cou nty Player of the Year honors...Accorded Player of the Year status in the South Yosemite League, where she was a three-time First Team and MVP selection...Led Kern River Club (Viki Vankamp) to a fifth-place finish at the Davis Festival. Personal: Undeclared major...Parents are Sherry and Van Mounts...Recruited by Colo ra do St., Alabama and UC lrvine... Liked the small school atmosphere at USD...Sister, Janice, plays volleyball at USC.Born Sept. 2, 1975 in Ventura. Career Highs: Kills - 21, vs. San Jose St., 12-4-94 Atts. - 56, vs. San Jose St., 12-4-94 Attack% - .579, vs. Portland, 10-8-94 Digs - 24, vs. San Jose St., 12-4-94 Blocks - 5, vs. San Jose St., 12-4-94

Last Year: Recorded a career-high 13 digs against San Jose St. in the NIVC semifi– nals (12-4) ...Registered nine digs versus San Diego St. (9-13) and eight digs against South Carolina (12-3)...Gathered seven digs at San Francisco (11 -5) ...Appeared in 34 of 35 matches...Often broke into the starting lineup as a defensi ve specia list. ..Had di gs in 33 of 35 matches....Finished with 144 digs on the season... 1993: Snagged seven digs at Santa Clara (11-19)... Recorded five digs on two o ther occasions...Played in NCAA Tournament match at Washington St. Prep/ Club: All-Arizona selection at Xavier Prep (Sue Contreras) .. .Earn ed team 's MVP Award...Also competed for the Ari– zona Juniors club program. History & Hispanic Studies major...Chose to attend USO because of its atmosphere and academ ics...Has spent last few summers helping out w ith USO camps...Parents are Sandie and Hollis Phillips...Father played baseball at Arizona... Born May 30, 1975 in Phoe– nix, AZ. Personal:

Career Highs: Digs - 13, vs. San Jose St., 12-4-94

RETURNINGPLAYERS

LUANN PETIX #4

LIZ #3 GUNSAULUS

Setter (S)

Outside Hitter (OH)

Ht: 5-10 Exp: 1VL Los Alamitos, CA/ Los Alamitos HS Yr: SO

Ht: 6-0 Exp: 3VL Long Beach, CA/ Millikan HS Yr: SR

last Year: Named to WCC All-Freshman Team and WCC Honorable Mention... Finished as second-leading setter in WCC matches (11.88 apg)...Tied for team lead in assist average (11.1 )...Took over the starting setter position at mid-season after filling in for injured Amy Boyer...Broke USO record for assists in a three-game match with 55 sets against Virginia (9- 16)...Had a string of three straight matches with SO-plus assists...Put together a ca– reer match versus Cal St. Northridge (9- 23 ), recording 53 assists, 5 kills, 14 digs, and 6 blocks ...Dug 14 balls at Cal Poly SLO (9-1 7)...Distributed 44 assists in just three games (14.6) against Gonzaga (10- 6)...had five block assists versus Portland ( 10-8)... 1993: Redshirted. Prep/Club: Three-time All-Empire League selection...AII-CIF Southern Section Divi– sion II pick .. .Team captain senior season .. .Teammate of USD's Maria Bowden at Los Alamitos High (Patti Laird) ...Played for Magnum volleyball club along with current USO 'mates Liz and Sara Gunsaulus... Helped Magnum to a fifth-place showing at the 1992 Jun– ior Olympics. Personal: Communications major with minor in Sociology... Parents are Judy and Lew Petix...Felt an immediate connection with USO during her initial visit...Avid jet skier who enjoys spending time at the beach and with her cats, "Snowy" and "Vegas". Career Highs: Kills - 5, vs. CSU Northridge, 9-23-94 Atts. - 11, vs. CSU Northridge, 9-23-94 Assits - 55, vs. Virginia, 9-16-94 Digs - 14, @ Cal Poly SLO, 9-1 7-94 vs. CSU Northridge, 9-23-94 Blocks - 6, vs. CSU Northridge, 9-23-94

last Year: Stroked a career-high .500 at Santa Clara (11-12)...Hit .476 against Port– land in the Sports Center (10-8)...Com– piled a .414 attack percentage in USD's upset of #19 Georgia (9-9)...Recorded double-figure digs in eight matches...Put away 14 kills against Georgia and Cal St. Northridge... Recorded .35 7 attack% ver– sus Santa Clara...Registered six blocks at Loyola Marymount (10-22)...Served three aces versus Cal St. Northridge...Surpassed 500 career digs... 1993: Led Toreros with a 19-kill performance in USD's five-game upset of LMU (10-29)...Gathered 20 digs at Portland (11-5) ...Recorded six block assists against Portland (9-30) ... 1992: Named to the WCC All-Freshman Team .. .Notch ed 15 digs against Morehead St. and Eastern Washington... Appeared in 27 of 31 matches. Prep/Club: Named All-Moore League... Selected as Millikan High (Greg Kautz) Most Valuable Player...Competed for Magnum Club Team. Personal: Psychology major with minor in Sociology...Parents are Joanne and Ron Gunsaulus...sister, Sara, is a teammate, and youngest sister, Hillary, plays at UCSB...Born April 28, 1974. Career Highs: Kills - 19, vs. LMU, 10-29-93 Atts. - 40, vs. LMU, 10-29-93 Attack% - .500, @ SCU, 11-22-93 Digs - 20, @ Portland, 11-5-93 Blocks - 6, vs. Portland, 9-30-93 @ LMU, 10-22-94

RETURNINGPLAYERS

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MARIA BOWDEN #5

SARA #8 GUNSAULUS

Outside Hitter (OH)

Middle Blocker (MB)

Ht: 6-2 Yr: SO Exp: 1VL Long Beach, CA/ Millikan HS

Ht: 5- 10 Yr: SO Exp: 1VL Los Alamitos, CA/ Los Alamitos HS

Named AII-WCC Fir st

Last Year:

Last Year: Appeared in three matches at the NIVC...Came off th e bench to com– pile nine digs against Sam Houston St. (9- 2) and Portland (10-8)...Had eight digs versus Cal St. Fullerton ...Posted three ser- vice aces at St. M ary's ( 11-11 )... M ade ap– pearances in 29 of 35 matches. Prep/Club: Led Los Alamitos High (Patti Lard) to the CIF-Southern Section Divi– sion II title...Earned Most Valuable Player honors in the Empire League... Named AII-CIF Second Team during junior and senior seaso ns...M ember of Magnum Club program (Charlie Wade) that cap– tured the Chicago Invitational. Personal: Majoring in Psychology ... Parents are Lu and John Bowden...Chose USO for its size and location...Recruited by Santa Clara and Georgia Tech... Born Nov. 2, 1976 in Long Beach, CA.

Team...WCC All-Freshman Team ... Finished second in overall WCC block average (1.28 bpg) and ace average (0.36); sixth in attack percentage (.294)... Finished second in USO total blocks ( 140)... Block total is second highest ever by a USO freshman and the seventh-best single sea– son total in school history...Logged 112 blo ck ass ists, third-b es t in USO annals...Shared team lead in service aces (39, fourth-best all-time and a new USO frosh record)... Finished third in team kills (311 )... Had digs in all 35 matches and blocks in 34 of 35 matches...Recorded double-figure kill s in 13 matches...Put away 19 kills versus Portland (tying school record for a three-game match) and San Jose St. at NIVC (12-4).. .Struck for 16 kills at Cal St. Northridge (11-2)... Strung together a .545 attack% against Gonzaga (10-6)... Stroked six service aces against Portland ( 10-8), o ne shy of USO match record ... Logged 14 kills and a .462 attack perecentage versus Virgini a (9-16) ... Com– pil ed 10 blocks (one solo, nine assisted) against San Diego St. in the Sports Center (9-13)... Put away nine blocks versus North– ern Illinois at the NIVC...Connected for 11 kills against #12 UC Santa Barbara (9- 1 O)... Hit .429 against UC Irvine with just two errors on 21 attempts.

Career Highs: Kills - 3, Three times

Atts. - 1 2, @ Santa Clara, 11-1 2-94 Digs - 9, vs. Sam Houston, 9-2-94

Bio continued on page 10

RETURNINGPLAYERS

SARA GUNSAULUS Continued from page 9

JENNIFER #12 MCMAHON

Prep/Club: List ed among Volleyba ll Monthly Fab 50... Pa ced Millikan High (G regKautz) to state Div isio n II quarterfin als... Voted MVP of Moore League...AII-State selection...AII-CIF First Team...Teammate of Maria Bowden and Luann Petix in the Magnum Club pro– gram (Charlie Wade), ranked in top 25 and crowned champ ions of the 1994 Chi– cago Invitational. Undec lared major at USD...Sister, Li z, is USD's lone senior and captain, while youngest sister, H illary, plays at UCSB... Parents are Joanne and Ron Gunsaulus .. .Recruited by Arizona, Oregon St. and USC.Born Nov. 24, 1975 in Long Beach, CA. Personal: Career Highs: Kills - 19, vs. Portland, 10-8-94 vs. San Jose St., 12-4-94 Atts. - 42, vs. San Jose. St., 12-4-94 Att.% - .545, vs. Gonzaga, 10-6-94 Digs - 13, vs. Georgia, 9-9-94 Blocks - 10, vs. SDSU, 9-13-94

Middle Blocker (MB)

Ht: 5-10

Yr: JR

Exp: 2VL

King City, CA/ King City HS

Last Year: Appeared in 21 matches... Collected a season-hi gh six kills against San Francisco (1 1-1 8)...Garnered six digs against Virginia (9-16) and five kills versus Portland (10-8) ...Collected five digs at Santa Clara (11 -12)... 1993: Recognized as a WCC Scholar-Athlete...Appeared in 15 matches...Struck for nine kills and a .368 attack percentage at San Francisco ( 11- 20)...Served three aces against Portland (9-30). Prep/ Club: Most Valuable Player of Mis– sion Trail Athletic League... Led King City (Debbie Hudson) to a 43-7 mark over two seasons...Won gold medal with the SLO Juniors at the 1993 Junior O lympics. Personal: Business Major with minor in Spanish... Parents are Mary and Mike McMahon...Recruited by Oregon, Oregon St., Notre Dame and Nevada...Born May 18, 1975 in King City, CA. Career Highs: Kills - 9, @ San Francisco, 11-20-93 Atts. - 19, @ San Francisco, 11-20-93 Attack% - .368, @ USF, 11 -20-93 Digs - 6, vs. Virginia, 9-16-94 Blocks - 6, vs. Eastern Illinois, 9-4-93

Sara Gunsaulus, '94 1st Team A/1-WCC

CAREER STATISTICS ...

0 0 0

14 4

-.250 3 1.000 0

34/ 104

1994 1993

4 1

27/ 55

Tot.

185

.000

61/ 159

225

.233

486 186

34/ 87

1994

25 30 36 91

21 28 3 4 83

4 2 2

20 4 1 72 148

52 1 179 .186 13 1 7

31/ 86 28/ 82 27/ 68

1994 1993 1992

4 79 157 .100

28 1 105 .135 20 16

Tot.

86/ 236 1281 441 . 142 41 45 524 8

122

.198 73 1 14

106

26/ 66

1994

ATT KILL AK% AS ACE DIG

YEAR 1994

.0 12

29/ 58 85

28 11 2 140

1 75

35/ 109 700 3 11 .2 94 14 39

1994

28 26 54

22 21

6 5

44 38

5 0 5

.152 .136 .144

38 34

105 103

199 4 21/ 41

15/ 35

1993

Tot.

11 43

36/ 76 208 72

For Starters ... It's U - S - D For those media covering USO for the first time this season , the University of San Diego "Toreros" should not be confused with their Division 111 neighbors to the north, UC San Diego (UCSD), or their Division I counterparts to the east, San Diego State (SDSU) . For the curious minded, a Torero is a Mexican bullfighter. All USO teams go by the nickname Toreros.

NEWPLAYERS

DEANNA BRETZ #7

PETIA #9 YANCHULOVA

Outside Hitter (OH)

Ht: 5-11 Exp: HS Sofia, Bulgaria/ Hristo Danov HS Yr: FR

Exp: HS

Yr: FR

Ht: 6-0

Tucson, AZ/ Sahuaro HS

Prep/ Club: Played for Levski Club Team ...senior year team placed third...junior year Petia was MVP after leading team to first place fin ish .. .Will sit out the upcom– ing 1995-96 season. Personal: Major is undeclared...Parents are Nina and Todor Yanchulova...Sister, Lina, plays for the University of ldaho...Chose USO because of coach, vo lleyball program and academics... Born July 3, 1978 in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Prep/C lub: Named Al l-Arizona First Team... First Team All-C ity by Tucson Citi– zen three consecutive seasons...Member of state runn er-up team sophomore season ... Led Club Cactus (Sandy Novak) to a ninth-place finish out of 160 teams at the Las Vegas lnvitational...Club Cactus never finished out of the top 8 at national tournaments. Personal: Major is undeclared...Parents are David and Rosemary Bretz...Nick– name is "Red"...Chose USO for its aca– demic reputation and vo ll eyball program... Born April 12, 1977 in Tuc– son, AZ.

LISA #11 RAVENSBERG

KRISTIN MORO #10

Middle Blocker (MB)

Outside Hitter (OH)

Ht: 6-0 Exp: HS Fountain Valley, CA/Fountain Valley HS Prep/ Club: First Team AII-CIF-Southern Section .. .1994 team MVP and co- capta in ... two-time First Team Sunset League (1993 -94)...member of the Cali– fornia Juni ors club program ...Listed among Volleyball Magazine's Fabulous 50 ...FVHS Coronet Award for Female Athlete of the Year...CIF finalists (1993). Personal: Major is undeclared...Parents are Al and Kathy Moro...Sister Colleen plays at Cal Poly-SLO...Chose USO for its locati on, academ ics, coach and volley– ball program...Born March 13, 1977 in Santa Monica, California. Yr: FR

Ht: 6-0 Exp: HS Laguna Beach, CA/ Laguna Beach HS Yr: FR

Prep/ Club: Received First Team AII-CIF– Southern Section honors as a senior...team and league (Pacific Coast) MVP... League champs all four years wi th CIF title in 1991 ...Listed among Volley– ball Monthly's Fabulous 50...Competed for the Mission Valley club team. Personal: Major is undeclared...Parents are Mike and Cathy Hallinan and Tom and Carol Ravensberg.. .Nickname is "Beegs"... Chose USD for location and small school setting... Born May 19, 1977 in Tu stin, California .

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NCAA Tournament Arizona df. Loyola Marymount 3-1 NIVC USD df. Miami-Ohio 3-0

USD df. No. Illinois 3-0 USD df. Delaware 3-0 USD df. So. Carolina 3-1 San Jose St. df. USD 3-2

1994 AII-WCC Honors Player of the Vear - Jennifer Wrightson, USD Freshman of the Year - Tracy Holman, LMU Coach of the Year - Steve Stratos, LMU

Second Team Kim Blankinship, LMU* Dawn Eudaly, Portland* Tara Kroesch, Pepperdine* Jennifer Lofftus, San Diego Nancy Miller, Gonzaga Kiel Murray, St. Mary's * 1995 Returnees

First Team Sara Gunsaulus, San Diego* Tracy Holman, LMU* Tracy McKinney, Gonzaga Amy McMahon, San Diego Nicole Sanderson, Pepperdine* Mardell Wrensch, LMU* Jennifer Wrightson, San Diego

All-Freshman Team

Nicole Sanderson, Pepperdine Lisa Tozi, Santa Clara Vika Malu , Pepperdine

Tracy Holman, LMU Sara Gunsaulus, San Diego Gretchen Sanders, Portland

Past WCC Champions 1989 Pepperdine 1990 Pepperdine 1991 Pepperdine

1992 Santa Clara 1993 Santa Clara 1994 LMU

1986 Pepperdine 1987 Loyola Marymount 1988 Pepperdine

WCC Press Row Numbers

USD: (619) 278-0648

Gonzaga: (509) 328-4220, x4224

San Francisco: (415) 666-2919 Santa Clara: (408) 554-4655 Pepperdine: (310) 456-5050

LMU : (310) 670-8792 Portland : (503) 283-7527 St. Mary's: (510) 631-4699

ALL-TIME RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL, SINGLE MATCH Kills - 33, Angie Rais, vs. San Francisco, 10-13-90 (5 games) 30, Jennifer Lofftus, .vs. Portland, 10-3-91 (4 games) 19, Jennifer Wrightson, @ St. Mary's, 11-11-94 (3 games) Sara Gunsaulus, vs. Portland, 10-8-94 Jennifer Wrightson, @ Cal Poly SLO, 9-1 7-94 Attempts - 77, Torrill Purvis, vs. San Francisco, 10-13-90 (5 games) 76, Jennifer Lofftus, vs. Portland, 10-3-91 (4 games) 47, Jennifer Wrightson, @Cal Poly SLO, 9-17-94 (3 games) Attack Pct. - .733, Amy McMahon, vs. UT-San Antonio, 9-3-93 (min. 15 attempts/ 12-1-15) 1.000, Cindy Silldorf, vs. San Francisco, 11-11-88 (min. 10 attempts/ 11-0-11) Assists - 89, Shannon Mutch, vs. San Francisco, 10-13-90 (5 games) 69, Shannon Mutch, vs. Portland, 10-3-91 (4 games) 55, Luann Petix, vs. Virginia, 9-16-94 (3 games)

Aces - 7, Leisa Hagen, vs. San Diego St., 9-9-86 (3 games) Leisa Hagen,@ UC San Diego, 9-24-85 (4 games)

Jennifer Wrightson, vs. Cal St. Northridge, 9-26-92 (5 games)

Digs - 37, Heather Dally,@ Portland, 11-18-90 (4 games) 31, Maria Rickard, @San Francisco, 11-1-90 (4 games) 22, Jennifer Wrightson, vs. Portland, 11-7-92 (3 games)

Block Solos - 13, Angie Rais, vs. U.S. International, 10-5-88 (5 games)

10, Suzanne LeSatz, vs. Cal St. Fullerton, 9-15-88 (4 games) 5, Angie Rais, vs. Santa Clara, 11 -12-88 (3 games) Suzanne LeSatz, vs. Pennsylvania, 10-17-88

Block Assists -10, Amy McMahon, vs. LMU, 10-27-94 (3 games)

9, Amy McMahon, vs. Cal Poly SLO, 9-20-91 (5 games) 8, Nikki Wallace, vs. Michigan, 9-11-92 (4 games) Angie Rais, vs. Pepperdine, 9-28-90

Total Blocks - 15, Suzanne LeSatz, vs. U.S. International, 10-5-88 (5 games) Lisa Edler, vs. Oregon St., 9-17-85 13, Nikki Wallace, vs. Pepperdine, 9-28-90 (4 games) Angie Rais, vs. Baylor, 9-8-88 13, Nikki Wallace, vs. Santa Clara, 10-22-93 (3 games)

ALL-TIME RECORDS

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INDIVIDUAL, SEASON Kills - 466, Jennifer Wrightson, 1994 Attempts - 1,152, Jennifer Wrightson, 1994 Attack Pct. - .354, Amy McMahon, 1994 Assists - 1,321, Amy Boyer, 1993 Service Aces - 50, Leisa Hagen, 1987 Digs - 350, Jennifer Wrightson, 1994 Block Solos - 96, Angie Rais, 1988 Block Assists - 122, Amy McMahon, 1992 Total Blocks - 181, Nikki Wallace, 1993 INDIVIDUAL, CAREER Kills - 1,358, Nikki Wallace, 1990-93 Attempts - 3,360, Jennifer Lofftus, 1991-94 Attack Pct. - .291, Angie Rais, 1988-90 Assists - 3,426, Shannon Mutch, 1989-92 Service Aces - 150, Leisa Hagen, 1985-88 Digs - 1,156, Jennifer Lofftus, 1991-94 Block Solos - 212, Nikki Wallace, 1990-93 Block Assists - 433, Amy McMahon, 1991-94 Total Blocks - 617, Nikki Wallace, 1990-93

TEAM, SINGLE MATCH Kills - 98, vs. Portland, 11-5-88

Attempts - 272, @ San Francisco, 11-1-90 Attack Pct. - .523, UT San Antonio, 1993 Assists - 102, vs. San Francisco, 10-13-90 Service Aces - 18, @ UC San Diego, 9-24-85 Service Errors - 18. @ Gonzaga, 10-31-87 Digs - 134, vs. Portland, 11-5-88 Block Solos - 30, vs. U.S. International, 10-5-88 Block Assists - 37, vs. Morehead St., 9-15-92 Total Blocks - 34, vs. U.S. International, 10-5-88 (BS + 1/ 2 BA) Longest Match - 2:43, vs. San Francisco, 10-13-90 Shortest Match - 0:39, vs. Pepperdine, 10-14-89 Largest Home Attendance - 717, vs. Santa Clara, 11-9-91 Largest Road Attendance - 1,159, @ Washington St., 12-1-93

RECORDSffOP THREES

Assists, Match

TEAM, SEASON

vs. San Francisco 1 0-1 3-90 vs. San Jose St.

Shannon Mutch 89

Wins - 25, 1994 (25-1 0); 1976 (25-9)

Losses - 26, 1989 (2-26)

Amy Boyer

Win Percentage - .800, 1993 (24-6)

12-4-94

vs. Pepperdine

Amy Boyer

Matches - 35, 1994 Kills -1,931, 1994 Attempts - 4,802, 1994 Attack Pct. - .266, 1994* Assists - 1,679, 1994 Service Aces - 208, 1994 Block Solos - 300, 1988 Block Assists - 506, 1994 Total Blocks - Digs-1,992, 1991

10-26-93

Service Aces, Match

vs. San Diego St.

Leisa Hagen

9-9-86

@ UC San Diego

Leisa Hagen

9-24-85

vs. CS Northridge 9-26-92

Jen Wrightson

Digs, Match

@ Portland

Heather Dalley

Win Streak- Loss Streak -

11-1 8-90

vs. Portland 10-3-91

Shannon Mutch 35

San Francisco

Maria Rickard

Kills, Match Angie Rais

11-1-90

vs. San Francisco

1 0-1 3-90

Block Solos, Match

vs. Portland 10-3-91

Jennifer Lofftus

VS. USIU 10-5-88

Angie Rais

29 vs. Santa Clara

Andrea Bruns

Suzanne LeSatz 10 vs. CS Fullerton 9-15-88

11-9-91

vs. St. Mary's

Suzanne LeSatz

Attempts, Match

10-1-88

77 vs. San Francisco

Torrill Purvis

1 0-13-90

Block Assists, Match

vs. Portland 10-3-91

Jennifer Lofftus

Amy McMahon 10 vs. LMU

10-27-94

@ San Francisco

Andrea Rais

10 vs. Oregon St. 9-1 7-85

Lisa Edler

11-1-90

Amy McMahon

vs. Cal Poly SLO

Attack %, Match

9-20-91

Cindy Silldorf 1.000 vs. San Francisco

11-11-88

Total Blocks, Match Suzanne LeSatz 15

Amy McMahon .733 vs. UTSA 9-3-93 Jennifer Lofftus .688 vs. St. Mary's

vs. USIU 10-5-88]

Lisa Edler 15 vs. Oregon St. 9-1 7-85 Amy McMahon 14 vs. Cal Poly SLO 9-20-91 Angie Rais 14 vs. USIU 10-5-88

11-13-93

RECORDS/TOP FIVES

' .

Kills, Season Jen Wrightson Jen Wrightson Andrea Bruns

Kills, Career Nikki Wallace

486 412 388 366 363

1994 1993 1991 1990 1990 1993 1990 1992 1988 1994 1987 1993 1992 1994 1994 1994 1990 1990 1990 1990 1988 1988 1991 1990 1993 1993 1992 1994 1994 1991 1992 1993 1991 1992 1991 1994

1358

1990-93

1169 1992-94 1142 1991-94 1002 1991-94

Jennifer Wrightson Jennifer Lofftus Amy McMahon

Angie Rais

1988-90

908

Nikki Wallace

Angie Rais

Assists, Season

Assists, Career Shannon Mutch

1321 1208 1099

3426 1989-92 2234 1993-94 1800 1985-88

Amy Boyer

Shannon Mutch Shannon Mutch

Amy Boyer

Teresa Myers Luann Petix Kristi Harris

775 774

731 623

1994-

Teresa Myers

1989-92

Amy Boyer

Service Aces, Season

Service Aces, Career

50 45 40 39 39

150 118 109

1985-88 1992-94 1991-94 1986-89 1989-92

Leisa Hagen Jen Wrightson Jennifer Lofftus Jen Wrightson Sara Gunsaulus Digs, Season Jen Wrightson Maria Rickard Shannon Mutch Heather Dalley

Leisa Hagen

Jennifer Wrightson Jennifer Lofftus Cindy Silldorf Maria Rickard Digs, Career Jennifer Lofftus Shannon Mutch Maria Rickard

99 88

350 333 333 332 326

1142 1991-94 1044 1989-92 1007 1989-92

904 868

1990-93 1992-94

Torril Purvis

Jennifer Wrightson

Block Solos, Career

Block Solos, Season

212 189 171 159

1990-93 1988-90 1987-90 1991-94

Nikki Wallace

Angie Rais

96 90 66 54 50

Angie Rais

Suzanne LeSatz Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace

Suzanne LeSatz Amy McMahon

Block Assists, Career Amy McMahon Nikki Wallace Jennifer Wrightson

Block Assists, Season

433 405 224 221 150 617 593 339 279 271

1991-94 1990-93 1992-94 1991-94 1988-90 1990-93 1991-94 1988-90 1991-94 1987-90

131 122 112 111 104 104 181 170 157 150 147

Nikki Wallace Amy McMahon Sara Gunsaulus Amy McMahon Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace Amy McMahon Amy McMahon Amy McMahon

Jennifer Lofftus

Angie Rais

Total Blocks, Career

Nikki Wallace Amy McMahon

Total Blocks, Single Season

Angie Rais

Jennifer Lofftus Suzanne LeSatz

USO HONOR ROLL

wee Scholar-Athletes (Cont.) Suzanne LeSatz 1987-90 Vanessa Rothe 1988 Angie Rais 1988 Kathleen Hayes 1988 Kalei Cadinha 1987 Ruth Bajo 1986, 1987 Teresa Myers 1986, 1987 Gayle Newman 1986, 1987 Lesia Hagen 1985 USD Most Valuable Player Award* Jennifer Wrightson 1994 Nikki Wallace 1993 Jennifer Wrightson 1992 Nikki Wallace 1991 Angie Rais 1990 Becky Carnes 1978 Becky Carnes 1977 Becky Carnes 1976 Becky Carnes 1975 • list incomplete U.S. Olympic Festival Jennifer Wrightson 1993

AVCA All-West Region, First Team Jennifer Wrightson 1994

AVCA All-West Region, Second Team Amy McMahon 1994 Jennifer Wrightson 1992 Amy Boyer 1992 Nikki Wallace 1992

WAIAW, First Team Lisa Roach AII-WCC, First Team Jennfier Wrightson

1976

1992, 1993, 1994 1994 1994 1991, 1993 1990

Amy McMahon Sara Gunsaulus Nikki Wallace Angie Rais Jennifer Lofftus Amy Boyer Nikki Wallace Gina Trapletti

AII-WCC, Second Team

1994 1992

1990, 1992

1985

wee All-Freshman Team Sara Gunsaulus

USD Players' Award Amy McMahon Jennifer Lofftus Heather Dalley Kristi Harris Heather Dalley USD Coaches Award Amy McMahon Nikki Wallace Michele Brovelli Lynn Randall Suzanne LeSatz

1994 1994 1992 1991 1991 1990 1990

1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990

Luann Petix Liz Gunsaulus Amy McMahon Jennifer Lofftus Nikki Wallace Terril Purvis

wee Coach of the Year Sue Snyder wee Player of the Year Jennifer Wrightson 1994 wee Freshman of the Year Jennifer Lofftus 1991 Nikki Wallace 1990 wee All-Academic Team Jennifer Lofftus 1994 Amy McMahon 1994 Shannon Mutch 1992 Nikki Wallace 1993

USD Captain's Award Jennifer Lofftus/Jen Wrightson Nikki Wallace/Terril Purvis

1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1909• 1988 1987· 1986* 1904• 1983 1980* 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975

Kristi Harris Kristi Harris Kristi Harris Angie Rais Teresa Myers Kris Mitchell

1990, 1991

Gina Trapletti Cindy Wheat Cindy Wheat Shelia Wright Chris Martinez Shelia Wright Lisa Roach Becky Carnes/Marsha Klee Laurie Potter

1990

Andrea Bruns

WCC Scholar-Athletes Jennifer Lofftus

1993, 1994 1993, 1994

Amy McMahon

Jennifer McMahon 1993, 1994 Charlene Bippes 1992 Shannon Mutch

1990, 1992

1990 1990

Terril Purvis Nikki Wallace Andrea Bruns

1989, 1990

ALL-TIME REGISTER

•' Logsdon, Kellie Long, Jennifer McMahon, Amy McMahon, Jennifer Maner, Lisa Martinez, Chris McEvers, Marcia McDonald, Brooke Moser, Janelle Mostero, Teresa Mounts, LaManda Mutch, Shannon Myers, Teresa Newman, Gayle O'Connor, Loretta O'Hea, Sue Peabody, Karol Penberthy, Betty Petix, Luann Phillips, Kathy Phillips, Kym Pickard, Annette Potter, Laurie Prohaska, April Purvis, Torril Rais, Angie Randall, Lynn Ravensberg, Lisa Rehrig, Michele Rickard, Maria Roach, Lisa Robarge, Lori Rothe, Vanessa Rudy, Anne Sadler, Jane Schafer, Theresa Silber, Ellen Silldorff, Cindy Trapletti, Gina Trunk, Kristi Van Haverbeke, S. Velez, Veronica Wallace, Nikki Mitchell, Kris Moro, Kristin

'79, '80

Akeo, Dee Dee Amundson, Suzi Andagan, Malia Ancich, Shari Bakke, Luarie Beckman, Mary Bippes, Charlene Bowden, Maria Bower, Maria Bajo, Ruth Brovelli, Michele Brunning, Heidi Bruns, Andrea Cadinha, Kalei Carnes, Becky Clarke, Lisa Conners, Jody Cormey, Rachel Crawford, Kim Dalley, Heather Doell, Melissa Edwards, Cyndy Edwards, Liz Finch, Jocie Gauley, Debbie Gibbons, Betsy Gibbs, Terry Gravrock, Erika Gunsaulus, Liz Gunsaulus, Sara Hagen, Leisa Haller, Dianne Harris, Kristi Harrison, Ann Hayes, Kathy Jesswein, Noreen Crotty, Beth Edler, Lisa Hall, Cindy Bowers, Lori Boyer, Amy Bradley, Jill Bretz, Deana

'88, '89, '90 '85, '86

'76, '77, '78, '79

'93 '77

'91, '92, '93, '94 '93, '94, '95 '80, '81 , '82, '83 '79 '81, '82, '83, '84 '75 '84, '85, '86, '87 '95 '78, '79 '85 '94, '95 '89, '90, '91, '92 '85, '86, '87, '88 '86, '87, '88 '84, '85 '75 '75 '90 '90, '91, '92, '93 '88, '89, '90 '91 '95 '81, '82, '83, '84 '89, '90, '91, '92 '76, '77, '78, '79 '82, '83, '84, '85 '86, '87, '88, '89 '83, '84, '85, '86 '81 '84 '83, '84 '90, '91, '92, '93 '79, '80 '76, '77 '81, '82, '83, '84 '77 '76, '77 '77, '78, '79, '80 '92, '93, '94 '95 '82, '83 '88, '89 '78 '87 '76 '78 '85 '75 '94 '78 '93, '94

'85, '86 '87 '88

'80, '81 '78, '79

'92

'94, '95

'94 '93 '84 '95 '92

'93, '94

'85, '86

'89, '90, '91

'87, '88

'75, '76, '77, '78

'75

'85, '86, '87, '88

'87, '88

'81, '82, '83, '84

'78, '79

'89, '90, '91 , '92

'90, '91

'85

'79, '80, '81

'79, '80, '81, '82

'86 '80 '83 '77 '86

'92, '93, '94, '95

'94, '95

'85, '86, '87, '88

'82 '85

'89, '90, '91 , '92

'85

'87, '88, '89, '90

'78, '79

'79

Kempf, Sue Klee, Marsha Klein, Joani Klug, Eileen Kube, Sheila Lehner, Kathy

'75, '76

'76, '77, '78

Welsh, Terry Werner, Julie Wheat, Cindy Wiley, Emily Winters, Mary Wright, Sheila

'81 '87

'81, '82

'87, '88, '89, '90

LeSatz, Suzanne

Le Vasseur, Courtney'92 Linn, Teri '80 Lofftus, Jennifer

Wrightson, Jennifer Yanchulova, Petia

'91, '92, '93, '94

ALL-TIME OPPONENTS

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Opponent

Missouri-Kansas City

1 1 6 0 1 3 1 1 2 0 5 1 1 0 2 1 4

0 0 4 2 1 5 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 3 1 1 0 2 1 0 2 1

Akron

1 2 5 1

0 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 4 3 1 2 0 0 5 3 2 2 0 6 0 1 2 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1

Morehead State

Arizona

Nevada UNLV

Arizona State Azusa Pacific

New Mexico State Northern Arizona Northern Illinois Northern Iowa

Baylor Biola

0 4

Boise State

Bradley

0 1 4 5 0 1 2 9 8 7 1 2 8 0 1 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 9 0 1 0 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 0 1

North Texas Notre Dame Occidental Oklahoma

Brigham Young Cal Poly Pomona

Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

CSU Bakersfield

Oregon

CSU Dominguez Hills

Oregon State

CSU Fullerton CSU Los Angeles CSU Long Beach CSU Northridge CSU Sacramento

Pacific

Pennsylvania Pepperdine

Point Loma Nazarene

Pomona-Pitzer

UC Berkeley

Portland

UC Irvine

Portland State

1 1 1

UCLA

Principia

UC San Diego UC Santa Barbara Central Florida

Providence Redlands

2 0

Rice

Chapman Colorado Delaware

St. Mary's (CA)

Sam Houston State San Diego State

19 11

Eastern Illinois

San Francisco

Eastern Washington

1 0 6 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 3 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 0

San Francisco State

Florida Tech Fresno State

San Jose State Santa Clara South Carolina

George Washington

Georgia

Southern Cal College

Georgia Tech

Southern Utah

Gonzaga

7 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 1 0 0 0 0 1

Southwest Texas State

Grand Canyon

Stanford

Hofstra Houston

Texas-San Antonio

Texas Tech

Idaho

Tulane

Idaho State

U.S. International

Illinois

Utah

Illinois State

Utah State

Kansas

Lewis and Clark Loyola Marymount Mansfield State

USC

Virginia

Virginia Commonwealth

Washington

2 1 1 0 2

Miami-Ohio Michigan Minnesota Mississippi

Washington State

Weber State

Western New Mexico William and Mary

Missouri

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1995 SCHEDULE

Time

Opponent

Day Fri .

Date

@ University of Nevada Tournament vs. Idaho State vs. Tulsa @ University of Nevada Tournament vs. Southwest Texas State vs. Nevada @ San Diego State Tournament vs. North Texas @ San Diego State Tournament vs. Brown vs. San D iego State AUBURN

Sept. 1

10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.

Sept. 2

Sat.

2:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

Tues. Sept. 5

Fri .

Sept. 8

5:00 p.m.

Sept. 9

Sat.

10:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 15- 16 6TH ANNUAL USO INVITATIONAL

F-S. Fri. Sa t. Fri . Fri . Sat. Sat. Fr i. Sat. Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Fri . Sat. Fri . Sat.

FRESNO STATE

7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

Sept. 15 Sept. 16

NORTHERN ARIZONA @ Cal State Fullerton @ Cal State Northridge

Tues. Sept. 19

Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 13 Oct. 14 Oct. 20 Oct. 21 Oct. 27 Oct. 28 Nov. 3 Nov. 4 Nov. 10 Nov. 11 Nov. 17 Nov. 18

SANTA CLARA#

ST. MARY'S#

@ San Francisco#

@ Portland# @ Gonzaga#

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT#

PEPPERDINE# @ St. M ary's# @ Santa Clara#

CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO

SAN FRANCISCO#

GONZAGA# PORTLAND# @ Pepperdine#

@ Loyola Marymount# SAN DIEGO STATE

Tues. Nov. 21

Home matches in BOLD CAPITALS and played at USD Sports Center (2,500}

#West Coast Conference

University of can Die8o

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